Structures - Architectural Structures - Lecture Slides, Slides of Structural Design and Architecture

Structures, Synthesis in Structural Design, Form and Function, Serviceability, Design Codes, Material Properties and Behavior, Suspend a Canopy, Bearing Walls, Structural Organization, Structural Components. Its lecture of Architectural Structures. A complete lecture series is in my files.

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Introduction 1
Lecture 1 Applied Architectural Structures
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APPLIED ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURES:
STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS AND SYSTEMS
Syllabus & Student Understandings
Introduction 2
Lecture 1 Architectural Structures III
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Course Description
synthesis in structural design
form and function
safety
serviceability
feasibility
context of
design codes (loads, method, limits)
material properties and behavior
Introduction 3
Lecture 1 Architectural Structures III
Architectural Space and Form
Introduction 4
Lecture 1 Architectural Structures III
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structure is a device for channeling
loads that result from the use and/or
presence of the building to the ground
span a roof
hold up a floor
cross a river
suspend a canopy
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one

overview of

structures

Introduction 1 Lecture 1

Applied Architectural Structures

lecture

www.greatbuildin9s.com

APPLIED ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURES:

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS AND SYSTEMS

Syllabus & Student Understandings

Introduction 2 Lecture 1

Architectural Structures III

F

Course Description

• synthesis in structural design

– form and function

– safety

– serviceability

– feasibility

• context of

– design codes (loads, method, limits)

– material properties and behavior

Introduction 3 Lecture 1

Architectural Structures III

Architectural Space and Form

Introduction 4 Lecture 1

Architectural Structures III A

• structure is a device for channeling

loads that result from the use and/or

presence of the building to the ground

– span a roof

– hold up a floor

– cross a river

– suspend a canopy

www.pbs.org/wgbh/buildingbig/

Structure Definition

  • alternatively:
    • “a physical entity having

a unitary character that

can be conceived of as

an organization of

positioned constituent

elements in space in

which the character

of the whole dominates

the interrelationship of

the parts”

Introduction 5 Lecture 1

Architectural Structures III

Structural Organization

  • classifications
    • geometry
      • line-forming
      • surface-forming
    • stiffness
      • rigid
      • flexible
    • one-way or two-way
      • spatial organization and load transfer
    • materials

Introduction 6 Lecture 1

Architectural Structures III

Structural Components

  • bearing walls
  • columns
  • beams
  • flat plates
  • trusses
  • arches
  • shells
  • cables

Introduction 7 Lecture 1

Architectural Structures III

Bearing Walls

Introduction 8 Lecture 1

Architectural Structures III

Steel

  • cast iron wrought iron - steel
  • cables
  • columns
  • beams
  • trusses
  • frames

Introduction 13 Lecture 1

Architectural Structures III

http:// nisee.berkeley.edu/godden

Concrete

  • columns
  • beams
  • slabs
  • domes

Introduction 14 Lecture 1

http:// nisee.berkeley.edu/godden Architectural Structures III

Building Framing

  • Components or Assemblages

Introduction 15 Lecture 1

Architectural Structures III

Building Framing

Introduction 16 Lecture 1

Architectural Structures III

System Selection

  • evaluation of alternatives

Introduction 17 Lecture 1

Architectural Structures III

Structural Design Criteria

  • components stay together
  • structure acts as whole to be stable
    • resist sliding
    • resist overturning
    • resist twisting and distortion
  • internal stability
    • interconnectedness
  • strength & stiffness

Introduction 18 Lecture 1

Architectural Structures III